Eco-art Colonnade

The Eco-art Colonnade is an interactive 200-foot long eco-art exhibition at Pinecrest Gardens that showcases a collection of Cortada’s most important projects so visitors can learn about critical environmental issues impacting South Florida, participate in a range of ongoing eco-art initiatives, and ultimately discover how they can help to protect people and the planet.   

participatory art projects at the eco-art colonnade

SEAHORSE SOCIETY
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FLOWER FORCE
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FLORIDA IS... NATURE
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ENDANGERED WORLD
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UNDERWATER HOA
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PLAN(T)
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LETTERS TO THE FUTURE
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NATIVE FLAGS
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RECLAMATION PROJECT
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SEAHORSE SOCIETY
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FLOWER FORCE
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FLORIDA IS... NATURE
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ENDANGERED WORLD
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UNDERWATER HOA
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PLAN(T)
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LETTERS TO THE FUTURE
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NATIVE FLAGS
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RECLAMATION PROJECT
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Cortada asks visitors to participate in his nine eco-art projects by having them adopt endangered animals, plant native wildflower gardens, pledge eco-actions, mark their homes’ elevation above sea-level, plant salt-tolerant native trees, and write short letters to someone in the future.

According to Cortada, Working and learning together, we can all problem-solve to make ours a more just, loving and beautiful world.”